From slice to history: pizza and Quantifiers

Food and Pizza Vocabulary

Students learn food-related vocabulary (dough, crust, pepperoni, rocket, basil, sauce, toppings) and practise describing different types of pizza. Interactive picture-labeling, word-matching, and speaking tasks help learners use new words confidently.

Reading: How Pizza Conquered the World

Through engaging texts about the origins of pizza and fun facts about its global popularity, students practise reading comprehension. They explore how pizza spread from Italy to the world, and complete True/False, multiple-choice, and discussion tasks to deepen cultural knowledge.

Quantifiers: Some, Any, Much, Many in Practice

The lesson introduces and practises quantifiers (some, any, much, many, a lot of, few, little, enough). Students complete gap-fills, sentence transformations, and communicative tasks that reinforce grammar in context. Interactive comparisons and "This or That" discussions make grammar practice dynamic.

Interactive Homework: Describe Your Ideal Pizza

Homework activities include sentence completion, multiple-choice questions, and writing tasks to consolidate both vocabulary and quantifiers. Learners practise describing their ideal pizza using new words and grammar, making learning both practical and fun.